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Help me design a 80dB opamp with 10uF capacitance load

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Re: A OPAMP design

where can i get that texas manual?? any link
 

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With such a big Cload you can use 2 stage amplifier without compensation
 

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Without specify which technology you will use, it's kind of hard to suggest the topology.
 

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ya folded casoce may work for the specification
 

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using self-compensation
 

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Anyway you need a strong output buffer stage to reduce your output resisitance a lot.
I think you may need 3 stages: one input stage, one amplification stage and one output buffer stage.
 

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you can use some other configuration
 

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The classic solution is to put a resistor in series with your load capacitor. Then at high frequencies the opamp load looks like a resistor. For example iof you place a 1kohm in series with your 10uf load the result at high frequencies will look like you are driving a 1kohm load. Of course it will take time to charge up the output.
 

A OPAMP design

Class AB+Floaded-casecode is ok
It can push-pull high couple cap in audio application
 

A OPAMP design

folded cascode opamp can solve this problem.
 

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Have you tried symetrical amplifier with OTA output?
 

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As Montage3000 told you : "put your main pole at the output "
it means the most suitable amplifier for your requierement (as I saw actually) is a OTA.
 

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what is the app.
 

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I think folded cascode is very difficult to control Rout. We can use normal two-stage with high W/L in differential pair and choose suitable bias current.
 

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Folded cascode with gain boost auxiliary will be good enough for these specs.
 

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gain boost+fold cascode
regards
 

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so large load,it a hard job
 

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Two-stage opamp is not suitable for this application.
Folded cascode OTA or with gain boost is your better choice.
 

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